Destinations news

Almost 700 million trips were made in 2022 reflecting a 90% rise in outbound travel, according to the IPK World Travel Monitor.

The Peloponnese Region sees a great potential in the development of a Greek special interest tourism product that focuses on olive oil and developing it into a dynamic travel trend.

Serbian travel professionals, attending this year’s Belgrade Tourism Fair, got to know a number of diverse tourism destinations of Thessaly, Greece.

Authorities in Thessaloniki have approved a pre-permit for the construction of the planned Holocaust Museum of Greece.

The islands are giving Greece a head start over its main tourism rivals setting solid foundations for 2023.

The Greek Tourism Ministry has presented tools for the promotion of the Thessaly Region.

A new strategy, budgeted at 9 million euros, sets out the tourism development goals for the Attica Region.

The revamped archaeological museum of Argos in the Peloponnese and its upgraded display collection will soon reopen to the public.

Thessaloniki’s local products were in the spotlight at the 12th International Culinary Competition of Southern Europe that took place at the Detrop Oenos food and wine exhibition.

Kenshō Ornos, the 5-star luxury boutique hotel and celebrity hotspot on the Greek island of Mykonos, is opening its doors for the 2023 season on April 29.

Aria Hotels has expanded its Cyclades portfolio with the addition of Pafsilipon Suites, its second boutique property on Syros.

Korean Air is set to offer a new Korean-style vegan meal option starting from March, as the airline seeks to cater to the growing vegan population.

Occupancy rates in all of Greece’s travel destinations have hit 100% for the three-day Clean Monday holiday weekend (February 25-27) giving a very welcoming boost to domestic tourism.

Tourist flows in Athens surpassed pre-pandemic levels in February, showing a 5% increase compared to the same month in 2019.

The Region of East Macedonia & Thrace is exploring ways to strengthen its tourism offering.

Construction giants TEMES SA and Lamda Development have teamed up to start works on two luxury hotels along the Athenian Riviera.

The European Cultural Center of Delphi in Central Greece will receive a 10-million-euro upgrade, according to the Greek Culture Ministry.

The Municipality of Athens has upgraded the historic Kalliga Square in Kato Patisia, adding a playground as part of the Adopt Your City program.

Almost 30 million people chose to holiday in Greece last year with more than 4 million Brits leading the way.

A new app has launched in Greece that helps tourists get to know producers of local culinary products.